Kubernetes: How to deploy application using kOps - in simple steps

[@naren06938]

Your videos excellent and error-free sir....Thanx for ur commitment to teach us....we expect some more videos of various other CI/CD tools

[@PraveenakumaraPY]

Well explain sir..keep updating more video..sir kubernet videos please sir

[@alberthien3720]

Great job Yunus , keep it up ❤

[@Deepakverma-cd3md]

Hi, I didn't get why you updated the env. variable value just after the creation of the cluster.

[@UnusAWS]

If you're executing the script in a subshell or a separate shell session (for example, by running ./script.sh), the environment variable won't persist in your current shell session. Hence you need to do the env variable setup once again. Without this env. variable some of the subsequent commands won't work.

[@ancientpast]

sir pods are created in launched instance

[@girishfury2630]

i want to use ingress controller but the problem here is it is creating classic load balancer.. it is working fine bt i am struggling with using ACM certs in path based routing.. not sure wht to do

[@sumitraut-dr8gm]

if i dont want to create worker and master nodes should i skip the step that are in vi and go with only one node

[@kishorevunna-m6w]

once I installed the Kubernetes cluster, I used kubectl apply -f pod.yaml, then its asking for userid and pwd, where should I get it from

[@UnusAWS]

To create a set of access key id and secret access key, you can go to IAM > IAM Dashboard. Click on ‘My Security Credentials’ under 'Quick links'. Under ‘Security Credentials’ page, click on ‘AWS IAM Credentials’. Under 'access keys', click on ‘create access key’. Under use case, choose ‘CLI’. Give any description tag value . Click ‘Create access key’. You can copy the access key id and secret access key to a notepad. Or you can download the same into a csv file.